Top 100 Songs of 1986 Top 100 Songs of 1986 Derived from Billboard's Hottest Hot 100 Hits The Bangles; "Greatest Love Of All," Whitney Houston; "The Next Time I Fall," Peter Cetera 1. "That's What Friends Are For".....Dionne & Friends 2. "Walk Like An Egyptian".....Bangles 3. "On My Own".....Patti Labelle & Michael McDonald 4. "The Way It Is".....Bruce Hornsby & The Range 5. "You Give Love A Bad Name".....Bon Jovi 6. "Greatest Love Of All".....Whitney Houston 7. "There'll Be Sad Songs".....Billy Ocean 8. "How Will I Know".....Whitney Houston 9. "Kyrie".....Mr. Mister 11. "The Next Time I Fall".....Peter Cetera & Amy Grant 12. "Burning Heart".....Survivor 13. "Stuck With You".....Huey Lewis & The News 14. "When I Think Of You".....Janet Jackson 15.

"Rock Me Amadeus".....Falco 16. "West End Girls".....Pet Shop Boys 17. "Sledgehammer".....Peter Gabriel 21. "Glory Of Love".....Peter Cetera 22. "Everybody Have Fun Tonight".....Wang Chung 23. "Friends And Lovers".....Gloria Loring & Carl Anderson 24. "Conga".....Miami Sound Machine 27. "Addicted To Love".....Robert Palmer 28. "I Can't Wait".....Nu Shooz 29. "What Have You Done For Me Lately".....Janet Jackson 30. "Venus".....Bananarama 32. "Take My Breath Away".....Berlin 33. "These Dreams".....Heart 34. "Holding Back The Years".....Simply Red 35. "Walk Of Life".....Dire Straits 36. "Dancing On The Ceiling".....Lionel Richie 37. "Amanda".....Boston 40. "Talk To Me".....Stevie Nicks 41. "Mad About You".....Belinda Carlisle 42.

"Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)".....Glass Tiger 43. "When The Going Gets Tough".....Billy Ocean 44. "Why Can't This Be Love".....Van Halen 45. "Danger Zone".....Kenny Loggins 46. "Crush On You".....The Jets 47. "Hip To Be Square".....Huey Lewis & The News 48. "Manic Monday".....Bangles 50. "If You Leave".....Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark "Everybody Have Fun Tonight," Wang Chung; "Danger Zone,"Kenny Loggins; "No One To Blame," Howard Jones 51. "Word Up".....Cameo 53. "No One Is To Blame".....Howard Jones 54. "To Be A Lover".....Billy Idol 55. "Throwing It All Away".....Genesis 56. "Your Love".....The Outfield 57. "Something About You".....Level 42 58. "Let's Go All The Way".....Sly Fox 59. "Tonight She Comes".....The Cars 60.

"Typical Male".....Tina Turner 62. "R.O.C.K. In The USA".....John Cougar Mellencamp 63. "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On".....Robert Palmer 64. "Who's Johnny".....El DeBarge 65. "Two Of Hearts".....Stacey Q 67. "Stand By Me".....Ben E. King 68. "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off".....Jermaine Stewart 69. "Take Me Home Tonight".....Eddie Money 70. "Sweet Freedom".....Michael McDonald 72. "Words Get In The Way".....Miami Sound Machine 73. "Love Touch".....Rod Stewart 74. "All I Need Is A Miracle".....Mike + The Mechanics 75. "Rumors".....Times Social Club 76. "Silent Running".....Mike + The Mechanics 77. "All Cried Out".....Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam w/ Full Force 78. "Don't Get Me Wrong".....Pretenders 79. "Baby Love".....Regina 80.

"Spies Like Us".....Paul McCartney 81. "True Blue".....Madonna 82. "Living In America".....James Brown 83. "Take Me Home".....Phil Collins 84. "Dreamtime".....Daryl Hall 85. "Bad Boy".....Miami Sound Machine 86. "Heartbeat".....Don Johnson 88. "King For A Day".....Thompson Twins 89. "A Different Corner".....George Michael 90. "Love Will Conquer All".....Lionel Richie 91. "Life In A Northern Town".....The Dream Academy 92. "Go Home".....Stevie Wonder 94. "Your Wildest Dreams".....The Moody Blues 95. "Is It Love".....Mr. Mister 96. "You Should Be Mine".....Jeffrey Osborne 97. "Harlem Shuffle".....Rolling Stones 100.

"The Rain".....Oran "Juice" Jones "Word Up," Cameo; "Let's Go All The Way," Sly Fox 1986's Number Ones (Includes the date the song reached the top of Billboard's Hot 100, and the duration of its stay there.) "That's What Friends Are For," Dionne and Friends 18 January 1986/4 weeks Originally penned by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sager and recorded by Rod Stewart for the 1982 film Night Shift, this song was presented to Warwick three years later. Warwick and Stevie Wonder were in the studio recording the song as a duet when Sager got the idea to donate the proceeds to AmFar (American Foundation for AIDS Research); Gladys Knight and Elton John were brought on board virtually at the last minute. "How Will I Know," Whitney Houston 15 February 1986/2 weeks Songwriters George Merrill and Shannon Rubicam were signed to A&M Records as Boy Meets Girl when they were asked to submit songs for Janet Jackson.

Jackson passed on "How Will I Know," but execs at Arista snapped it up for Whitney Houston's debut album as a likely pop crossover hit. Whitney's mother Cissy sang backing vocals, and the song knocked Houston's first cousin Dionne Warwick out of the # 1 spot -- only the third time in the rock era that an artist succeeded a blood relative at the top of the Hot 100. "Kyrie," Mr. Mister 1 March 1986/2 weeks Mr. Mister's second # 1 single (the first being "Broken Wings"), "Kyrie" was written a year before it was recorded, while the band was on tour with Adam Ant. Kyrie eleison is Greek for "Lord have mercy." "Sara," Starship 15 March 1986/1 week Originally named Jefferson Airplane, this band was formed in 1965 and, in the mid-Seventies was reincarnated as Jefferson Starship. The departure of Paul Kantner in 1984 led to a third name change.

In all that time, the band never had a # 1 hit, until Knee Deep in the Hoopla produced two -- this one and "We Built This City." "These Dreams," Heart 22 March 1986/1 week After eight albums without a Top 10 hit, Heart was willing to listen to producer Ron Nevison's ideas for crafting a commercial record. For the first time, most of the songs on a Heart album were written by outsiders, in this case Martin Page and Bernie Taupin (who also wrote "We Built This City"). Heart had three consecutive Top 10 hits off the album (Heart), and "These Dreams" was the group's first # 1. It was dedicated to a fan who died of cancer at the age of 21. "Rock Me Amadeus," Falco 29 March 1986/3 weeks The Austrian musical prodigy was inspired to write a song about Wolfgang Mozart after watching Milo Forman's film Amadeus. Falco wrote "Der Kommissar" in 1981, which became an American chart hit for the British band After the Fire.

"Rock Me Amadeus" was followed by another Top 20 song for Falco, "Vienna Calling." "Kiss," Prince 19 April 1986/2 week When "Kiss" hit the top of the Hot 100, Prince became the fifth songwriter to hold that chart's top two positions simultaneously; # 2 that week was "Manic Monday," performed by The Bangles but written by "Christopher" -- one of several Prince pseudonyms. "Addicted To Love," Robert Palmer 3 May 1986/1 week This was Palmer's first # 1 hit -- and it was almost a duet with Chaka Khan. They recorded the song together, but later her management decided against the project and her vocals were erased. The lyrics, according to Palmer (who wrote the tune), address the problems of an addictive personality. "West End Girls," Pet Shop Boys 10 May 1986/1 week This song became a hit in 1984 in Belgium and France, but failed to chart in Britain.

The following year, the Pet Shop Boys (Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe), went back to the studio and recorded a new version, which soared to the top of the charts in both the UK and the U.S. "Greatest Love Of All," Whitney Houston 17 May 1986/3 weeks Originally written for a film about Muhammad Ali entitled The Greatest, this song was one of those performed by Houston during her audition for Clive Davis, president of Arista Records. It was done by George Benson on the soundtrack and issued as a single, but did not chart. On the B side of Houston's "You Give Good Love," the tune was never pegged as a single, but extensive radio airplay changed all that -- and Houston had three # 1 songs from her debut album, a first for a female solo artist. "Live To Tell," Madonna 7 June 1986/1 week Written by Patrick Leonard -- musical director for the Virgin tour -- and Madonna, this song was intended initially for the soundtrack of a movie called Fire With Fire. But Paramount Pictures passed on the tune, and Madonna arranged for it to be included in the score of boyfriend Sean Penn's film, At Close Range.

"Live To Tell" was the fifth single to hit # 1 without being available on an album, and was Madonna's second chart-topper from a movie (the first being "Crazy For You" from Vision Quest.) "On My Own," Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald 14 June 1986/2 weeks Another # 1 hit from the songwriting team of Burt Bacharach and wife Carole Bayer Sager. After Patti LaBelle's producer Richard Perry failed to cut a track he liked, Bacharach and Sager produced it themselves. After LaBelle put her vocals on, Sager thought it would be a perfect song for a duet. Warner Brothers allowed Michael McDonald to add his vocals since "On My Own" wasn't intended as a single. Both the vocals and the subsequent video were done without LaBelle and McDonald ever actually working together.

"There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)," Billy Ocean 5 July 1986/1 week Released before Ocean's second Jive Records album, Love Zone, reached the record stores, this tune became the artist's fifth Top 5 single in 20 months, and his second chart-topper -- the first being "Caribbean Queen" in 1984. With his collaborators Barry Eastmond and Wayne Brathwaite, Ocean wrote eight of the nine tracks on the album; four of them became Top 20 songs. "Holding Back The Years," Simply Red 12 July 1986/1 week Mick Hucknall wrote this song when he was 19 -- seven years before it became a chart-topper. Though the band's soulful sound did not endear it to the British press, Simply Red impressed people in the American soul music scene; the band was asked to open for James Brown, and Diana Ross requested that Hucknall write a song for her next album.

"Invisible Touch," Genesis 19 July 1986/1 week Incredibly, past and present members of Genesis accounted for seven of the Hot 100 songs in the last week of July, 1986, as either artists or producers. Aside from "Invisible Touch" there was Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer" and the Phil Collins-produced hit "No One Is To Blame" by Howard Jones, there was Collins' "Take Me Home" and Mike Rutherford's two singles, "All I Need Is A Miracle" and "Taken In." The seventh was Steve Hackett and GTR's "When The Heart Rules The Mind." The Invisible Touch album produced five Top 10 songs, including two # 3's ("Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" and "In Too Deep") and two # 4's ("Throwing It All Away" and "Land Of Confusion").

"Sledgehammer," Peter Gabriel 26 July 1986/1 week Written, according to Gabriel, as a salute to the '60s soul that had so inspired him as a teenager, "Sledgehammer" featured a brass section led by Wayne Jackson, whom Gabriel had seen perform, twenty years earlier, in South London's Ram Jam Club. Gabriel decided that very night that he "wanted to be a musician for life." "Glory Of Love," Peter Cetera 2 August 1986/2 weeks Peter Cetera had been with Chicago for 18 years, and penned both the band's chart-toppers ("If You Leave Me Now" and "Hard To Say I'm Sorry"), when he set out on a solo career. His wife Diane Nini helped him finish "Glory Of Love," which was chosen for The Karate Kid II soundtrack. "Papa Don't Preach," Madonna 16 August 1986/2 weeks Madonna knew she had a controversial song on her hands with "Papa Don't Preach," the story of an unwed and pregnant teenager, and she was right.

The Pro-Life League adopted the song as its anthem, while pro-choice advocates criticized the artist for its message. Co-writer Brian Elliot commented that if Madonna influenced young girls to keep their babies, what was so bad about that? "Higher Love," Steve Winwood 30 August 1986/1 week Winwood and songwriter Will Jennings had collaborated on four songs for the former's second solo album, Arc of a Diver (1980), including the # 7 hit "While You See A Chance." On Back in the High Life, the two men wrote five of the eight tracks, including this, the first single. Chaka Khan provided backing vocals, while her drummer, John Robinson, provided the distinctive acoustic drums. "Venus," Bananarama 6 September 1986/1 week The original version, by the Dutch group Shocking Blue, was a # 1 hit in 1970, and it was one of the songs Siobahn Fahey, Keren Wood and Sarah Dallin would perform when they first started rehearsing together.

The song was produced by the hitmakers Matt Aitkin, Mike Stock and Pete Waterman, who had produced hits by Dead or Alive and Rick Astley. "Venus" was only the fourth song of the rock era to be # 1 twice by two different artists. "Take My Breath Away," Berlin 13 September 1986/1 week This song won an Oscar for Best Original Song, and was the second tune written by Giorgio Morodor and Tom Whitlock for the film Top Gun. (The other was "Danger Zone," performed by Kenny Loggins; it peaked at # 2 on the Hot 100.) "Take My Breath Away" was Berlin's only hit song -- the group was always more interested in doing more album-oriented rock. "Stuck With You," Huey Lewis and the News 20 September 1986/3 weeks After the huge success of their Sports album, Huey Lewis and the News felt intense pressure to come up with another hit or two. After listening to six months worth of work on new material, manager Bob Brown told the group that they still didn't have that hit song.

Lead guitarist Chris Hayes went home and wrote the music for "Stuck With You" in just a few hours, and the News had another chart-topper on their hands. "When I Think Of You," Janet Jackson 11 October 1986/2 weeks Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, formerly of the Time (until Prince fired them), had written the tunes used on Janet Jackson's Control album even before they were signed on to produce it. The songs had originally been intended for the debut solo effort of Atlantic Starr vocalist Sharon Bryant. But Bryant thought the tracks weren't right for her. The first five singles from Control made it into the Top Five. Janet and Michael Jackson became the first siblings to both have solo # 1 singles. "True Colors," Cyndi Lauper 25 October 1986/2 weeks Lauper's first album had produced four consecutive Top Five songs in 1984, so the pressure was on when she went into the studio to create her sophomore album, True Colors.

Written by the team of Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, who had penned Madonna's # 1, "Like A Virgin," "True Colors" was the only song on the album that Lauper didn't have a hand in writing. Kelly and Steinberg had previously pitched the tune to Kenny Rogers and Anne Murray. "Amanda," Boston 8 November 1986/2 weeks It took Boston six years to complete their third album, Third Stage -- so long, in fact, that CBS (which owned Epic Records) sued the band for breach of contract. A bootleg version of "Amanda" -- which was actually written by the band's founder, Tom Scholz, in 1980 -- circulated two or three years before the album was released. "Human," Human League 22 November 1986/1 week Dissatisfied after working for nine months with British producer Colin Thurston, Human League switched to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (see "When I Think Of You," above).

Band member Phil Oakey wrote six of the ten songs on the Crash album, but it was Jimmy and Terry who penned "Human" -- a song that gave Human League their second chart-topper, four years after the first #1, "Don't You Want Me." "You Give Love A Bad Name," Bon Jovi 29 November 1986/1 week For their third album, Slippery When Wet, the New Jersey-based band turned to Loverboy producer Bruce Fairbairn and songwriter Desmond Child, who collaborated with band members Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora to pen this, the first release from the album, and the group's first chart-topper. "The Next Time I Fall," Peter Cetera & Amy Grant 6 December 1986/1 week Peter Cetera had two # 1 hits with his first two singles as a post-Chicago solo artist, the second this ballad written by Bobby Caldwell and Paul Gordon. The decision to make it a duet with Christian singer Amy Grant was a calculated career move that paid off, big time -- and launched Grant as a viable pop artist.

"The Way It Is," Bruce Hornsby and the Range 13 December 1986/1 week Bruce Hornsby never thought his music would interest the major record labels. And he didn't thnk "The Way It Is," one of the four songs on the demo tape that sold RCA on the band, was hit single material. He was wrong on both counts. In fact, though the band would have great success throughout the late Eighties, this would be their only chart-topper. "Walk Like An Egyptian," Bangles 20 December 1986/4 weeks The third release from the Different Light album became, according to Billboard, the # 1 single for the year 1987. It was also the girl band's first of two chart-toppers. (The other was "Eternal Flame.") 1986's Top 50 in the UK * Number One songs The Communards, Mel & Kim, Berlin 1. "Don't Leave Me This Way," The Communards* 2. "Every Loser Wins," Nick Berry* 3. "I Want To Wake Up With You," Boris Gardiner* 4.

"Living Doll," Cliff Richard & The Young Ones* 5. "Chain Reaction," Diana Ross* 6. "The Lady In Red," Chris De Burgh* 7. "When The Going Gets Tough (The Tough Get Going)," Billy Ocean* 8. "Papa Don't Preach," Madonna* 9. "Take My Breath Away," Berlin* 10. ""So Macho"/"Cruising," Sinitta 12. "A Different Corner," George Michael* 13. "Rock Me Amadeus," Falco* 14. "We Don't Have To," Jermaine Stewart 15. "Spirit In The Sky," Dr & The Medics* 16. "The Final Countdown," Europe* 17. ""Real Petite (The Sweetest Girl In Town)," Jackie Wilson* 18. "Rain Or Shine," Five Star 19. "Caravan Of Love," The Housemartins* 20. "The Chicken Song," Spitting Image* 21. "The Sun Always Shines on T.V.," a-ha* 22. "On My Own," Patti LaBelle * Michael McDonald 23.

"Walk Like An Egyptian," The Bangles 24. "In The Army Now," Status Quo 25. "Lesson In Love," Level 42 26. "Glory Of Love," Peter Cetera 27. "The Edge Of Heaven," Wham!* 28. "Sledgehammer," Peter Gabriel 29. "All I Ask Of You," Cliff Richard & Sarah Brightman 30. "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)," Samantha Fox 31. "Wonderful World," Sam Cooke 32. "A Kind Of Magic," Queen 33. "Holding Back The Years," Simply Red 34. "You Keep Me Hangin' On," Kim Wilde 35. "Let's Go All The Way," Sly Fox 36. "Word Up," Cameo 37. "Manic Monday," The Bangles 38. "I Can't Wait," Nu Shooz 39. "My Favourite Waste Of Time," Owen Paul 40. "You Can Call Me Al," Paul Simon 41. "Livin' On A Prayer," Bon Jovi 42. "Sometimes," Erasure 43.

"Showing Out," Mel & Kim 44. "I Just Died In Your Arms," Cutting Crew 45. "You To Me Are Everything," The Real Thing 46. "Happy Hour," The Housemartins 47. "Starting Together," Su Pollard 48. "Thorn In My Side," The Eurythmics 49. "The Walk Of Life," Dire Straits 50.

"Borderline," Madonna UK Top 100 Hits of 1986 UK Top 100 Hits of 1986 UK Top 100 Hits of 1986 1986-001 The Communards - Don't Leave Me This Way.mp3 4.2MB [4:32] 1986-002 Diana Ross - Chain Reaction.mp3 3.5MB [3:48] 1986-003 Berlin - Take My Breath Away (Love Theme From 'Top Gun').mp3 4.8MB [4:12] 1986-004 Boris Gardiner - I Want To Wake Up With You.mp3 3.7MB [4:03] 1986-005 Billy Ocean - When The Going Gets Tough (The Tough Get Going).mp3 4.8MB [4:11] 1986-006 Madonna - Papa Don't Preach.mp3 5.1MB [4:28] 1986-007 Chris De Burgh - The Lady In Red.mp

3 3.8MB [4:10] 1986-008 Europe - The Final Countdown.mp3 3.7MB [3:59] 1986-009 Doctor & The Medics - Spirit In The Sky.mp3 3.1MB [3:25] 1986-010 Sinitta - Cruising.mp3 5.8MB [6:17] 1986-010 Sinitta - So Macho.mp3 7.9MB [3:28] 1986-011 Falco - Rock Me Amadeus.mp3 3.7MB [3:12] 1986-012 Cliff Richard & The Young Ones - Living Doll.mp3 4.0MB [4:19] 1986-013 George Michael - A Different Corner.mp3 4.6MB [4:02] 1986-014 Nick Berry - Every Loser Wins.mp3 2.9MB [3:13] 1986-015 A-ha

 - The Sun Always Shines On TV.mp3 4.6MB [5:04] 1986-016 Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off.mp3 5.3MB [4:38] 1986-017 Wham!

- The Edge Of Heaven.mp3 4.2MB [4:33] 1986-018 Madonna - True Blue.mp3 4.9MB [4:16] 1986-019 Spitting Image - The Chicken Song.mp3 2.4MB [2:39] 1986-020 Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald - On My Own.mp3 5.2MB [4:32] 1986-021 Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite.mp3 2.5MB [2:41] 1986-022 The Bangles - Walk Like An Egyptian.mp3 3.1MB [3:24] 1986-023 Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On.mp3 3.8MB [4:11] 1986-024 The Housemartins - Caravan Of Love.mp3 3.2MB [3:30] 1986-025 Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait.mp3 6.2MB [5:

24] 1986-026 Five Star - Rain Or Shine.mp3 5.5MB [4:01] 1986-027 Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer.mp3 5.6MB [4:55] 1986-028 Erasure - Sometimes.mp3 6.7MB [4:55] 1986-029 Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls.mp3 4.5MB [3:57] 1986-030 Status Quo - In The Army Now.mp3 4.3MB [4:41] 1986-031 Level 42 - Lessons In Love.mp3 5.7MB [3:59] 1986-032 Simply Red - Holding Back The Years.mp3 5.1MB [4:29] 1986-033 Sly Fox - Let's Go All The Way.mp3 5.9MB [5:09] 1986-034 Cliff Richard & Sarah Brightman - All I Ask Of You.mp

3 3.8MB [4:10] 1986-035 Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer.mp3 3.8MB [4:11] 1986-036 Owen Paul - My Favourite Waste Of Time.mp3 10.8MB [7:42] 1986-037 Mel & Kim - Showing Out (Get Fresh At The Weekend).mp3 8.1MB [5:09] 1986-038 The Bangles - Manic Monday.mp3 3.5MB [3:04] 1986-039 Dire Straits - Walk Of Life.mp3 9.6MB [4:12] 1986-040 Queen - A Kind Of Magic.mp3 13.4MB [5:53] 1986-041 The Housemartins - Happy Hour.mp3 3.3MB [2:22] 1986-042 Peter Cetera - Glory Of Love.mp3 5.0MB [4:19

] 1986-043 Sam Cooke - Wonderful World.mp3 5.5MB [3:01] 1986-044 Swing Out Sister - Breakout.mp3 3.5MB [3:48] 1986-045 Cameo - Word Up.mp3 5.0MB [4:19] 1986-046 Samantha Fox - Touch Me (I Want Your Body).mp3 3.5MB [3:50] 1986-047 Madonna - Borderline.mp3 6.0MB [5:16] 1986-048 Paul Simon - You Can Call Me Al.mp3 4.3MB [4:38] 1986-049 Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love.mp3 4.5MB [3:53] 1986-050 Nana Mouskouri - Only Love.mp3 4.1MB [4:30] 1986-051 Madonna - Live To Tell.mp3 6.7MB [5:

50] 1986-052 Rod Stewart - Every Beat Of My Heart.mp3 7.3MB [5:19] 1986-053 Amazulu - Too Good To Be Forgotten.mp3 2.8MB [3:02] 1986-054 Janet Jackson - What Have You Done For Me Lately?.mp3 5.7MB [4:59] 1986-055 Su Pollard - Starting Together.mp3 5.0MB [3:39] 1986-056 Five Star - System Addict.mp3 7.5MB [4:05] 1986-057 The Real Thing - You To Me Are Everything (The Decade Remix 76 / 86).mp3 3.1MB [3:23] 1986-058 Cutting Crew - (I Just) Died In Your Arms.mp3 4.2MB [4:36] 1986-059 Stan Ridgway - Camouflage.mp3 10.5MB [

7:05] 1986-060 Gwen Guthrie - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent.mp3 5.5MB [6:01] 1986-061 Whitney Houston - How Will I Know.mp3 5.2MB [4:31] 1986-062 David Bowie - Absolute Beginners.mp3 6.4MB [5:38] 1986-063 Oran 'Juice' Jones - The Rain.mp3 6.6MB [5:10] 1986-064 Eurythmics - Thorn In My Side.mp3 5.8MB [4:14] 1986-065 The Damned - Eloise.mp3 4.7MB [5:10] 1986-066 The Real Thing - Can't Get By Without You (The Second Decade Remix).mp3 5.2MB [3:20] 1986-067 Bananarama - Venus.mp3 8.2MB [3:3

6] 1986-068 Jim Diamond - Hi Ho Silver.mp3 3.8MB [4:07] 1986-069 Whitney Houston - Saving All My Love For You.mp3 5.5MB [3:59] 1986-070 Modern Talking - Brother Louie.mp3 3.3MB [3:38] 1986-071 Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute.mp3 8.3MB [4:32] 1986-072 Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11.mp3 5.4MB [3:45] 1986-073 Nick Kamen - Each Time You Break My Heart.mp3 6.2MB [4:31] 1986-074 Mr Mister - Broken Wings.mp3 5.3MB [4:36] 1986-075 A-ha - Hunting High And Low.mp3 3.4MB [3:43] 1986-076 Bronski

 Beat - Hit That Perfect Beat.mp3 6.6MB [5:48] 1986-077 Survivor - Burning Heart.mp3 4.4MB [3:49] 1986-078 Madonna - Open Your Heart.mp3 3.5MB [3:51] 1986-079 Cherelle With Alexander O'Neal - Saturday Love.mp3 7.1MB [5:11] 1986-080 Debbie Harry - French Kissin' In The USA.mp3 6.6MB [5:07] 1986-081 Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk - Love Can't Turn Around.mp3 6.0MB [6:34] 1986-082 Red Box - For America.mp3 5.2MB [3:46] 1986-083 Gregory Abbott - Shake You Down.mp3 3.6MB [3:58] 1986-084 Atlantic Starr - Secret Lovers.mp3 4.7MB [4:04] 1

986-085 Van Halen - Why Can't This Be Love.mp3 4.3MB [3:47] 1986-086 James Brown - Living In America.mp3 5.4MB [4:40] 1986-087 Jaki Graham - Set Me Free.mp3 8.4MB [3:41] 1986-088 Anita Dobson & The Simon May Orchestra - Anyone Can Fall In Love.mp3 3.2MB [3:29] 1986-089 Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone.mp3 3.4MB [3:41] 1986-090 UB40 - Sing Our Own Song.mp3 3.8MB [4:08] 1986-091 Run-DMC with Aerosmith - Walk This Way.mp3 3.3MB [3:38] 1986-092 It Bites - Calling All The Heroes.mp3 6.7MB [4:01] 1986-093 Whitney

 Houston - The Greatest Love Of All.mp3 5.7MB [4:58] 1986-094 Huey Lewis & The News - Do You Believe In Love.mp3 4.0MB [3:28] 1986-094 Huey Lewis & The News - Power Of Love.mp3 5.4MB [3:57] 1986-095 Hollywood Beyond - What's The Colour Of Money.mp3 5.0MB [3:23] 1986-096 Bucks Fizz - New Beginning (Mamba Seyra).mp3 3.7MB [4:05] 1986-097 Lionel Richie - Dancing On The Ceiling.mp3 5.0MB [4:22] 1986-098 A-ha - Cry Wolf.mp3 3.8MB [4:08] 1986-099 Spandau Ballet - Through The Barricades.mp3 7.3MB [5:34] 1986-100 Pet Shop Boys - Suburbia

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Question: Which Hull group had a Top Five single in 1986 with 'Happy Hour’?
Answer: The Housemartins